insert flange is a two-piece flange, similar in concept to a lap-joint and stub-end flange, but of superior quality. It consists of an insert (usually made out of 316/316L or 304/304L), and a flange, or bolting ring (usually made out of A-105 or 515/516 Grade 70 carbon steel). These types of flanges have been used successfully in the PVF industry for over 75 years.

We have engineering calculations done for every insert flange we sell. Due to many of these being 10+ pages for one calculation, we only forward these upon specific request of the customer. Usually, newer engineers who are not familiar with insert flanges like examining these calculations to help understand the process and thinking behind an insert flange. There is no mystery or secret formula behind insert flanges.

Almost any metal material that can be machined can be made into insert flanges. The most common material for an insert is domestic dual certified 304/304L and 316/316L, and for a flange it is domestic A-105 and 515/516 Grade 70 carbon steel. However, we also regularly make insert flanges out of Alloy 20, Duplex Alloys, Nickel Alloys such as various grades of Hastelloy (C276, C22), and Aluminum.

The two-piece make-up allows for the flange to rotate for easy alignment of the bolting holes. This allows our flanges to be fabricated faster. stated above, insert flanges are not a commodity product. Therefore, they are made with tighter tolerances, and a more efficient quality system with little or no defects. Insert flanges also drastically reduce lead times when exotic alloy material is being used for a flange. Insert flanges for jacketed piping are a unique flange to the industry.

Customization is our business at American Insert Flange. So besides our solid product line of insert flanges, we also thrive in being able to manufacture your custom flange design. Our sister companies, Tubecraft of America and Specialty Flange and Fitting also can provide you with standard and customized flange options. Call anyone of the three companies and you will get the same high quality and successful result.

This is kind of a trick question. American Insert Flange was only formed in early 2006. However, our sister companies, Tubecraft of America and Specialty Flange and Fitting, have been around for 40 and 25 years respectively. Also, American Insert Flange has staff that have worked at insert flange companies for many years. So although our company is fairly new in name, we are, as a unit, grizzled veterans in the insert flange business.

It is sometimes called a base-page. It is the foundation of the album and is attached to the binding of the cover by pins, hinges, clips and stitching.

NO-COAT® corners generally do not require compound or “coating” at the apex of the corner. However, for outside 90s, we recommend coating the entire corner for maximum bonding to the drywall. Inside off angles……only coat up to the corner, without going into the apex. (See detailed drywall corner installation instructions for ULTRAFLEX™ 450, ULTRAFLEX™ 325, and ZOOMA-FLEX®). Outside 90s………...coat the entire corner.

A tile flange is usually for a tub or shower receptor only. It is the raised area around the edge of the tub/receptor that goes right up against the studs. Sometimes you nail/screw it to the studs. Sometimes you don't (i.e. cast iron tubs) but they all serve the function of helping prevent water from getting up over the edge of the tub and down into the walls or onto the sub-floor.

A flange is usually in the shape of a plate or ring which forms a rim at the end of a pipe when fastened to the pipe.

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These are old insert flange trade names that existed since the 1950's, but are no longer in business. Many of these names, especially Speedline, still exists on company specification sheets. Our American Insert Flange series for single pipe applications satisfy these requirements. (Insert Flanges for Single Piping Applications) The T/D stood for tapered design, however, our Series S-150, S-300, SC-150, and SC-300 are proven substitutes for this style.

AFC is a special function (available in digital or computerized wheel balancers) that let a user to memorize and compensate the possible unbalance of a wheel balancing adapter. Adapter's unbalance in fact cannot be taken into account by the wheel balancer own self calibration procedure. With AFC, the possible unbalance of the adapter is memorized so that it does not affect measurements of the unbalance of the wheel. On Armour tires, the problem is about dismounting only.

The tile flange goes around the tub deck and sticks up behind the wall tile (or other wall finish). It prevents water from dripping off the deck and onto the floor. Every tub that will be installed against one, two, or three walls should have a tile flange. This is especially critical on tubs that will be used as showers.

For riders wanting maximum performance from their bikes there is no better way to achieve it than by installing a Two Brothers Racing exhaust system. This not only adds horsepower but drops unnecessary weight from the bike. We offer slip-on and flange-on exhaust systems and full systems for select models. Your specific bike will determine whether you want a slip-on, flange-on or full exhaust system. Our knowledgeable sales staff will assist you there.

No. The Pottery Trainer tube is a special tube. It is designed to be self cleaning, drain a large volume of water and fit water tight to the flange.

No you don't. So don't work yourself out trying to figure where you're going to stick this card in. It works like a prepaid cell phone card. Behind the card is a scratch peel coating. Rub it out and you'll find a user name and a password. You then enter this information into your "dial-up networking connection" on your computer. The manual that comes with the card should help you configure this if you're unfamiliar with setting up Internet connections.

Cracking in double tee flanges is occasionally encountered on newly erected parking garages. This is commonly the result of torsional stresses developed during loading, transporting or erection of the member. Similarly, this may occur when a double tee is "warped" in its final position to allow for proper drainage. This type of cracking does not jeopardize the structural integrity of the double tee.

The DOS-software can?t do the ASME flange calculation with full-faced gasket. WIN_SHELL is able to do so. The calculation is done according to the book "Design of Process Equipment" page 106 ff. This is the method recommended by Taylor Forge and Pipe Works.

Although our steel ring bag is a revolutionary modification to the standard steel ring style and reduces the potential for bypass by eliminating the "Lump" . Our PolyformSEAL™ plastic flange has superior sealing capabilities. The other advantage to the plastic flange top is the fully welded construction and integrated plastic handles. Also keep in mind the thermal and chemical compatibility of the materials used in the construction of the bag with the fluid you are processing.